I get heartburn about the "Create an account with your email address and a strong master password - the last password you have to remember" aspect i.e. what if somehow your LastPass master password is compromised. Then all of your passwords become available at one time.Jumping Frog wrote:LastPass will make going to all my websites and changing all my passwords very simple.
I use KeePass myself which requires that I log-on to each and every secure website manually. It too has a "master password" that I have to remember and protect, but by contrast my KeePass database is only on my local computers. I'm a little paranoid about trusting everything to a single company/website.
But I will read-up on it more and see what the reviews have to say. EDIT: I just read the PCMag account and it's pretty compelling, though in my naturally-paranoid state I'm not sure that even if my Master Password is not known to the Company that it's also therefore not known to the NSA
.Lots of cool features including sharing with spouse. I will have to check next about any iOS compatibility for our cellphones.
Thanks for mentioning this JF. I did already this morning check every one of my banking websites for the Heartbleed problem and they're all clean-or-fixed.